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Page 10 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, January 14-January 20, 2016 FARM GARDEN DEER CORN, 50 LB BAGS, $7. Abruzzie Rye seed, $15 per bu. Call anytime. 704-482-6010. HEAVY & FARM JOHN DEERE TRACTOR 4430, 125HP, good condition, $16,500. 828-447-2865. PLAINSMAN ROTARY CUT- TER, Batwing, 15' wide, $15,500. Hesston 5500 Round-Baler, $3500. New Holland 853 Round- Baler, $3500. 828-447-2865. MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE: 1986 HONDA GOLDWING 1200 w/Nelson Rigg cover. Fresh tuneup, new brakes, good tires, driver back- rest, good radio. 82K miles. Kept inside until, Sept, $2500. 704- 466-8475. 1990 HARLEY DAVIDSON ELECTRA Glide Classic, 28859 actual miles, chromed out, runs good. This is a garage kept bike. Needs a rider! $6500. 704-326- 7148. 2005 ARCTIC CAT 400, 4x4, green, excellent condition with owners manual and rifle scab- bard, $2900 cash. 828-429-5155. CAMPERS 30' CAMPER, GOOD SHAPE, All equipment, stove, refrigerator, water heater: all like new, $4000. 704-739-8497. WANT TO BUY: Pop-Up Camp- ers. Call 828-429-3935. We Want Your Outdoor Photos! We Want Your Outdoor Photos! Hunting, Fishing, Playing Ball, Etc. Hunting, Fishing, Playing Ball, Etc. Sportsman's Corner Sportsman's Corner Email: Photos@RutherfordWeekly.com Mail: 369 Butler Rd. • Forest City, NC 28043 Phone: 828-248-1408 *Publisher has the fi nal decision of which photos appear in print, per available space. OUTDOOR TRUTHS A friend of mine shared with me about his recent hunting trip. He spent twelve days in the northwest hunting mountain lions. Out of those twelve days he was only able to hunt two of them. There was no snow which is essential for hunting those big cats. He came home disappointed. Another group spent several days in Mis- souri hunting deer. After nearly two weeks away most of them came home tired, empty handed, and disappointed as well. Many of my trips this year have also proved to be less than expected. The excuses abound but the emotions were always the same – disappointment. Disappointments are a very real part of life. They are as sure as death. They come disguised as things like hope, potential, and expectation. They play with our mind and heart. One is left confused and the other broken. Successful people have learned how to deal with this emo- tion. They have come to see disappointments not as a sur- prise but as commonplace. They understand they are a sign of people who expect great things and who look for the positive in a sometimes negative world. Someone has said, "Blessed are those who expect nothing, for they shall not be disappointed." It is true. If our expectations are low our disappointments will be few. For me, the price is too high. I had rather breathe in the rarifi ed air that surrounds those who expect great things from fl awed individuals. I had rather raise the bar of hope in my fel- low man than wallow in the same mire as others who are con- stantly negative. I don't know of a better New Year's resolution than to decide to expect great things from myself and others around me. The few times my expectations will be exceeded will far outweigh a multitude of disappointments. By By Gary Miller Gary Miller Aiming Outdoorsmen Toward Christ GARY MILLER gary@outdoortruths.org ~ www.outdoortruths.org Not Just Oil, Pennzoil Brought to you by: Brought to you by: 828-245-0434 293 S. Broadway St., Forest City FAST FAST FAST FAST WAY WAY WAY WAY ©Community First Media Community First Media SPORTS SPORTS The stage was set last Tuesday as East Rutherford visited and R-S Central for a county showdown on the hardwood. At the end of the night, the R-S Central boys and girls basketball teams were celebratory. It was R-S Central's big three that outlasted East Rutherford's in a 63-59 Hilltopper victory. Josh Searcy (21 points/10 boards), Juwan Barnette (14 points) and Tyrese Tate (11 points) got the best of Juwan Blanton (18 points), Tyrese Carson (24 points) and Malik Hamrick (2 points/15 rebounds). Central also got 10 blocks between Zyrion Wilkins and Arnie Twitty in the game. R-S Central (11-4, 6-1) will go to Shelby for a huge game this Friday (1/15), then host Draughn (1/19) before going to Crest (1/22). East Rutherford (6-6, 3-5) will host Kings Mountain in a big game on Friday (1/15) then has to go to East Burke (1/19) and Asheville Christian Academy (1/21). On the ladies side, R-S Central (12-3, 7-0) broke away from an eight-point halftime lead and easily beat East Rutherford 71-44. Central held East to 20 second half points as Teja Twitty had 22 points and 20 rebounds in the win. Three other Central ladies were in double digits among scorers: Breyauna Lynch 14 points, Jada Logan 13 points and Aliyah Whiteside 12 points. Chase Men's basketball (6-7, 2-4) continues to play well, but lost close games to East Burke and East Rutherford before fi nishing the week with a win at East Henderson. The one- two punch of point guard Preston Walker and center Zach Anderson make them interesting. Chase isn't far off. They have role players in Tyrece McSwain, Treston Abrams and Bruce Squires on the fl oor as well. Chase will go to Burns (1/15), host Shelby (1/19) and visit Draughn (1/22). On the Men's side at Thomas Jefferson (6-7,1-3), they have won two of just their last six. However, they are in a very tough 1A conference. Nick Mintz (21 ppg) and Jaylon Simmons (14 ppg) lead the way for the Gryphons. Thomas Jefferson's ladies won two of three games last week and move to 3-6, 2-2 on the season. They host Community School of Davidson on Friday (1/15), visit Cherryville (1/19) and then come back to play at Cool Springs as they host Highland Tech (1/22). On the NFL scene, I think these games will be tough to decipher. All eight teams left really have the potential to win it all. So far, I am 3-1 on playoff picks. The biggest triumph is knowing that Cincy wouldn't win. How they lost, I never saw coming. Pittsburgh at Denver: Neither starting quarterback is completely healthy. I have a feeling Oswelier and Jones may see action. Peyton manning hasn't looked good all year and Big Ben may have a separated shoulder. So what do I trust? If Big Ben can't play, I trust Denver's defense and Osweiler if he has to relieve Manning. Denver 20-10. Kansas City at New England: Kansas City is the hottest team in the league with 11 straight wins, but winning at New England in the playoffs is unlikely. I give credit to the Chiefs though, they take care of the ball, use the run game effectively and defensively can get after it. With Belichick, Brady and Gronk leading the Patriots at home, I can't pick against them. New England 30-20. Green Bay at Arizona: This maybe the toughest game of all to pick. I picked against Green Bay last week because they haven't put together four quarters in a game all season. Normally, the Packers pick one quarter to play well in and down by two scores. That strategy may not work in the desert. Arizona's defense has been solid all year and their offense has scored over 23 points in all but four games. I don't like going against Aaron Rodgers for the second week in a row, but I think Arizona gets it done, 27-23 Cardinals. Seattle at Carolina: The Panthers have home fi eld advantage and already beat Seattle once this season. Seattle is playing well, no doubt, but Carolina has been consistent all year long. The Seahawks will have no option. Russell Wilson will have to beat the Panthers by throwing the football. Wilson is capable, but he doesn't have Marshawn Lynch or Jimmy Graham to rely on. Panthers…26-17. R u t h e r f o r d W e e k l y R u t h e r f o r d W e e k l y By KEVIN CARVER Central tops East; Panthers host Sunday Good luck Panthers v/s Seahawks Sunday, January 17 1:05 pm on Fox C L E V E L A N D CO U N T Y AG R I C U LT U R E C L E V E L A N D CO U N T Y AG R I C U LT U R E & LI V E S T O C K EX C H A N G E & LI V E S T O C K EX C H A N G E (Formerly Shelby Livestock Yard) Cattle Sale Every Thursday 11am DROP OFF: Wednesday 12pm-8pm Thursday 8am-11:30am © Community First Media RESTAURANT RESTAURANT OPEN ON OPEN ON SALE DAYS! SALE DAYS! 814 Wallace Grove Dr., Shelby, NC 28150 704-419-2555 New New Ownership! Ownership! POULTRY AND CHICKEN BAN HAS BEEN LIFTED Next Sale Jan. 15 th Small Animal Sale Every other Friday 7pm • Drop off: Friday 3pm-7pm Feeder Pigs (less than 100 lbs), Any Goats, Sheep, Rabbits, Alpacas, or Llamas Poultry and Chickens are Welcome There are opportunities all across the state for you to become involved with scientifi c research, such as surveys and monitoring, data management, and even habitat management for wildlife. Many projects are specifi c to local areas of the state. If you don't see a species or location listed here that interests you, contact one of our regional supervisors for more information (Mountain region – kendrick.weeks@ncwildlife.org). Volunteer Opportunities: Help us incorporate strategies and recommendations for addressing impacts to fi sh and wildlife species, including climate change. State-wide Amphibian Survey: If you are familiar with frog calls, you can volunteer for a route with the Calling Amphibian Survey Program. This is a night survey where you listen for frog calls. The program requires being able to identify frogs by sound, but training sessions are available. To fi nd out more, go to the N.C. Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation website or contact Jeff Hall at jeff.hall@ncwildlife.org for more information or to choose a route. Breeding Bird Surveys Survey songbird populations by joining the North America Breeding Bird Survey. Coordinators and observers work to identify all breeding birds in their area by sight and sound. Surveys are conducted annually during the peak of breeding season. Contact scott.anderson@ncwildlife.org for more information. There are numerous opportunities for people across the country to engage in numerous citizen science opportunities including Project FeederWatch, the Great Backyard Bird Count, eBird and many others through the Cornell Lab of Ornithology (www.birds.cornell.edu/citsci/). Peregrine Falcons: Peregrine falcons nest on cliffs in western North Carolina. Volunteers can help by monitoring cliff sites to document nesting attempts and whether mated pairs produce offspring. Contact Christine.kelly@ncwildlife.org for more information. Monitoring Song Birds: The Wildlife Diversity Program monitors songbird populations throughout the year using various methods, including aural surveys and bird banding. One ongoing project is our riparian breeding bird surveys (RBBS), which takes place in several river basins throughout the Piedmont and Coastal Plain from mid-May – late June. These surveys were designed to collect distribution and baseline data for Cerulean, Swainson's and Kentucky warblers as well as 10 other riparian species. The only requirements for volunteering are a desire to be out on the water looking for birds, the ability to paddle and navigate a canoe, and a reliable vehicle to help shuttle between put-in and take-out locations. This is a great opportunity to hear and see lots of unique birds in rarely visited habitats while simultaneously contributing to our knowledge of bird abundance and distribution in these ecosystems. Contact john.carpenter@ncwildlife. org for more information about this and other opportunities. Western North Carolina is home to an incredible diversity of amphibians. In addition to numerous statewide monitoring projects for amphibians, the Wildlife Diversity Program conducts targeted surveys and monitoring for numerous species including green salamander, hellbender, mudpuppy, and mountain chorus frog. Contact lori.williams@ncwildlife.org to fi nd out if you can help in your area of western North Carolina. Monitor Bat Populations: The Wildlife Diversity Program has several efforts underway to monitor North Carolina's bats (most in the mountains of NC), including winter surveys of hibernating bats, surveillance for White Nose Syndrome (a deadly bat disease), long term monitoring at summer habitats, and bat acoustic surveys (NC BAMP – Bat Acoustic Monitoring Program). Contact katherine.caldwell@ncwildlife.org to fi nd out about volunteer opportunities with bats. WANT TO BECOME A WANT TO BECOME A WILDLIFE PARTNER? WILDLIFE PARTNER? Article provided by: http://www.ncwildlife.org PENALTY PENALTY If you're going to play, then play to win Don't Penalize Your Business By Not Advertising In 828-248-1408 Page 2 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, February 17-February 23, 2011 To Advertise Your Restaurant, Event Or Establishment Please Contact Mike Marlow or Bruce Cole at 828-248-1408. 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The entire page is devoted to dining and entertaining, making it the ideal spot to showcase your products and services to the customers who need them most. What Can Do For You! Call Mike Marlow or Bruce Cole at 828-248-1408. Jackson's Cafeteria Jackson's Cafeteria 720 Hamrick St., 720 Hamrick St., off Hw . 74 off Hwy. 74 Bypass, Shelby 704-482-8581 : M 30-8PM Fine selection of delicious entrees, Fine selection of delicious entrees, accompanied by salads, accompanied by salads, vegetables & desserts to please vegetables & desserts to please every family member. every family member. 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Spor ts by Kevin Carver...............14 Spor ts by Kevin Carver...............14 Local Churches ..........................25 Local Churches ..........................25 Business & Services Business & Services Directory Directory.....................................16 .....................................16 Did You Realize?.........................21 Did You Realize?.........................21 Obituaries...................................26 Obituaries...................................26 Let's Talk Bible..............................8 Let's Talk Bible..............................8 Box Contest Winner....................20 Box Contest Winner....................20 Inquiring Photographer................22 Inquiring Photographer................22 Church Happenings......................8 Church Happenings......................8 Community News........................23 Community News........................23 Bob's Carolina Weather...............10 Bob's Carolina Weather...............10 Outdoor Truths............................12 Outdoor Truths............................12 Classifieds..............................3-26 Classifieds..............................3-26 Inside This Inside This Week's Issue: Week's Issue: ANNOUEMENTS YOUTH EVENT: FAITH HAR- VEST CHURCH Shelby, February 18th. 5:00pm, Go-Carts. 8:00pm, Program with Music and Panel Discussion with African American Professionals. Please call 704- 284-8791 or 704-300-0771. Pub- lic Welcome, No Charge. HARRAH'S $30 $20 BACK! 3/7/11, 4/4/11, 5/2/11. Ride in safety and heated/ac comfort. Paula Deen's Sav $225pp dbl, 3/28-29/11. Complete list at www.discoverygrouptours.com NC 704-692-5829, SC 864-487- 0275. SUBSTANCE ABUSE Open Arms support meeting every Wednesday 12:30-1:30pm @ Community Empowerment Build- ing; 129 First Street, Forest City. 828-305-1280. JUNK VEHICLES WANTED, no title required! Must have ID. Pick- ing up 24/7, paying $255 & up. 2 FREE LARGE PIZZAS INCLUD- ED. Buying Catalytic Converters, $35 each, no limit, any size. Cash on the spot. 828-202-1715, 828- 447-4276. WANTED: INDIVIDUALS OR GROUPS interested in organic community gardening in upper Cleveland County. If you would like to be involved in an organic community garden please send your contact information to solidrockgarden@gmail.com We are planning a meeting in Febru- ary based on community interest. ANNOUEMENTS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS If you want to drink that is your business, if you want to stop, that's our business. For help or meeting info. Call 704-865-1561 (24 hrs.). CAT SHOW AT THE SHELBY CITY PARK on Saturday, March 5th, 2011, 10-4. Adults, $5.00, Seniors and Children under 12, $4.00 Six year olds with an adult are free. Bring this ad for $1.00 off. RUTHERFORD COUNTY native Randy Flack will perform at Union Mills Learning Center on March 4th at 7:00 PM. ANNOUNMENTS EBAY SALES Let me sell your namebrand clothing, specialty items, off-road gear, anything of value. Sell faster than consign- ment. For more info. 704-297- 1000. REST HOME ACCEPTING RES- IDENTS. Private rooms, private pay, Medicaid welcome. Come and experience an awesome way of living in our beautiful & fun filled facility. 704-751-7602 for info. HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY If you had hip replacement sur- gery between 2005 and the pres- ent and suffered problems requir- ing a second revision surgery, you may be entitled to compen- sation. Attorney Charles Johnson 1-800-535-5727. ANNOUNMENTS NEED BUSINESS CARDS TO PROMOTE YOURSELF AND YOUR BUSINESS??? 1000 raised print business cards starting at $29.50 plus tax. Shelby Shopper & Info, 503 North Lafayette Street, Shelby, North Caro- lina. Phone: 704-484-1047 or Rutherford Weekly, 369 Butler Road, Forest City, North Carolina. Phone: 828- 248-1408. ANTIQUES MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD SERVER, in great condition, $500.00 firm. Serious inquires only. Please call 704-538-6685. LOST & FOUND FOUND DOG: YOUNG MALE tri- color mixed Beagle in Washburn Community. Wearing a collar and is very friendly. Please call 828- 429-0252. FEATURING: THE AMERICAN QUARTET, GOODES CREEK QUARTET, HIGHER PRAISE & IN HIS GLORY Admission: $ 10.00 at the door with all proceeds going to Chase High marching band uniform fund. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19 • 7PM IN THE AUDITORIUM GOSPEL SHOWCASE CONCERT AT CHASE HIGH SCHOOL RUTHERFORD COUNTY SENIOR GAMES RUTHERFORD COUNTY SENIOR GAMES Senior Games Registration will be held February 21-March 4 •Registration Cost is $ 10 •SilverArts will be held March 14-18 •Performing Arts will be held April 1 •Senior Games Sports Events will be held April 8-21 ©Community First Media Community First Media Rutherford County Senior Center Rutherford County Senior Center 193 Callahan-Koon Road • Spindale 193 Callahan-Koon Road • Spindale For more information call Barbara @ 828-287-6413 AGES 55 AND UP Register before the March 4th deadline. Kings Mountain Historical Museum The Kings Mountain Historical Museum is pleased to announce the opening of our winter exhibit "Sleep Tight: Quilts, Coverlets and More" on February 1st run- ning through April 16, 2011. The exhibit includes many hand stitched quilts and early textile mill coverlets. And a few more items such as: early textile pro- duction equipment and personal hygiene necessaries. The Museum is located at 100 East Mountain Street, Kings Mountain, NC 28086. Our hours are 10:00 - 4:00 Tuesday - Satur- day. 704-739-1019 www.kings- mountainmuseum.org SHOP AT HOME! WITH A CLICK WITH A CLICK OF THE MOUSE! OF THE MOUSE! 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